20 Best Stackable Washer And Dryer For Rv (2023 Updated)

The machine has a squeak, it’s located in the middle of our living space and is super obnoxious, we can only run it as we’re leaving the house. The manufacturer took weeks to give me the contact info to a technician that doesn’t even exist.

I asked them to have the tech call me, I’m now a month in and I’ve not heard anything else from them. Camping World will only help me if the item is ruled by the manufacturer to be defective. That’s going to be impossible since the manufacturer won’t respond to me, or get me a technician.

Basically I’m stuck with a squeaky machine.

Works great, as expected. It was a struggle to install in the camper. Tight quarters and a 190 # appliance make things interesting. But approach the job with a plan. Read the supplied instructions and you will not have any problems.

After installed and tied down the machine worked as advertised. I am very satisfied. Plus side detail. It is very quiet.

This unit has been a life saver. We rv full time, as a chemical technician and a nurse. Laundry mats were just not cutting it with our shift work schedule. We ordered this unit and cannot stop raving about it.

We’re able to wash and dry both of our full uniforms every single day. It keeps up with our busy life and the load of two humans and three dogs.

Absolutely love the washer/dryer…washer washes a normal load for a small washer and the dryer dries the clothes very quickly! They are both super quiet and you hardly even notice the spin out cycle. I can not stress enough how the washer washes the clothes so thoroughly, I wasn’t expecting such a great wash when I purchased them.

You’d think being RV rated they wouldn’t be as good as your home systems…but I was pleasantly surprised by how well they work and get your clothes clean and quickly dried. Don’t waste your money buy the splendide brand you’ll be amazed and happy you did.

We purchased this W/D combo for our RV and I am so glad we did. They are amazing! The clothes and linens come out clean and smelling nice and fresh. Also, I was surprised at the amount of items that I could launder at one time.

As a new RVer, we’ve had to make several purchases for our camper but I can honestly say this W/D pair has made a huge difference. If you’re undecided about this pair, don’t be. You won’t be disappointed.

Had this unit for about two years now. Use it full time. Google “splendide 2100xc flush procedure” to learn how to clean out the lint, it does get clogged. Even doing this regularly it’s stopped drying a couple times.

I’ve had to shop vac the vent, but that completely solved the problem. Today it was making a kind of buzzy “rrrrr rrrrr rrrrr” sound on part of the pump cycle. Yep, took the vacuum to the drain hose and the noise is gone.

Its delicate. Close the door gently. Make sure you take everything out of your pockets before you wash. Overall it’s been great. Not having to go to the laundromat is awesome. I didn’t have hookups, I spliced them in.

Cut a hole for the vent. Very simple. Noisy, shakes my travel trailer, but I honestly don’t care about that, I just run it when I’m not home usually 🤷🏼‍♀️.

I because of job transfers have ended up living in a 5th Wheel. I use my washer/dryer every couple days. The last 1 had a code and instead of having the guy out to fix it I just bought new. If and when I have called the company located in Clackamas Oregon they are so helpful and pleasant.

This is a European design. Most homes in Europe have a combo washer/dryer in thier kitchen. As opposed to the American brands this is tested and tried. I have friends who have the separate units but for space I prefer the all in 1.

There are things you learn. No Fabric dryer sheets. Remove the shipping bolts and the plastic “plugs” around them. Which side is hot and which is not. After that use and enjoy. If the lights are blinking call in with which 1’s and they will tell you on the phone what is wrong.

When I move back into a structure I am planning on having a set plumbed into the master suite.

We wash everything in this washer/dryer. Yes, it does take a little longer to dry items but it’s 110 volt not 220 volt, so it makes sense. However, it is carefree. Put a load of wash in it, set the dials and come back 3 hours later to a clean, dry load of laundry.

The fact that it automatically goes from wash to dry makes it convenient. You don’t have to watch it so you know when to add fabric softener. You must use liquid fabric softener not dryer sheets and without the softener the clothes will be wrinkled.

We have used it every day since it arrived a week ago. Since the capacity is small we simply wash a small load every day.

Once again, tomorrow morning I will call the appliance store where I bought this unit about 9 1/2 months ago. A technician has made a service call at least 5 or 6 times. When I first got it, I loved it.

Larger tub and dryer than the unit I replaced. However, I. had the other unit for 14 years, never had a service call and it was still working when I replaced it. I was remodeling my house and purchased all new appliances, but I regret buying the one I have.

First service call was because the only way I could get it to drain was to manually select the Drain & Spin cycle, after the wash cycle, then run the wash cycle again with no detergent to substitute for the risnse cycle.

The technician said I was using too much detergent so the sensor wouldn’t allow the washer to drain. He also told me I was mixing light pieces with heavy ones and I couldn’t do that with this washer “which was not meant to operate like a full size washer, was intended for apartments.

Anyway he got it working properly. I( have carefully measured the detergent has he instructed and for a while if I only washed a set of twin sheets, it worked fine. But if I did a load of towels–one bath towel, a reversible fabric bath mat, my light weight waffle weave towel wrap, a hand towel, a washcloth and a turbo twist very small hair drying towel, it wouldn’t drain.

I didn’t dare add anything to either load except for those items and NEVER mixed sheets and towels which I find ridiculous. Sometimes the speed wash cycle would work but even that wouldn’t drain and finally not a single cycle works.

As soon as the washer with the loads I have described above, fills to the level I have selected it immediately starts to drain, but never goes into the spin cycle. My warranty expiration is the last of September I am beginning to get really nervous but not to the extent that I will extend the warranty at $90 a year! I want this unit fixed or replace with the service call I will request tomorrow.

And I am really anxious about the French doors refrigerator, the kitchen range, and the microwave I bought at the same time. All of the other appliances I used for 14 years with never a single service call is what I expected for these GE products.

If the other appliances had still been available I never would have switched brands. For 60 years I had a succession of that brand of appliances that lasted for many years, totally trouble free. To say I am disappointed in my GE purchases is an understatement.

This is the worst washing machine I have ever had. These High Efficiency machines use very little water. But this one is beyond the pale. If you look inside this machine as it’s running you can barely see any water and not all the clothes are even wet, even if you use the “bulky items” setting, which according to the user guide is supposed to fill the tank with water.

Result is that it beats the clothes to a pulp as it washes. Even after one washing of cotton tee shirts you can see the wear on the fabric. And then there’s the spin cycle problem. Because there is not enough water the clothes often distribute to one side and the spin cycle turns into an out of balance condition – just about every time! Left to it’s own the machine will then do another “rinse” (rinse is in quotes because rinse cycles on this machine don’t use enough water to actually rinse out the soap), further beating the clothes to a pulp and then going into another out-of-balance spin, and then repeating ad infinitum.

You have to be there to stop the machine, redistribute the clothes and switch it to the “drain and spin” cycle. I have tried faking the machine out by adding a few quarts of water with the clothes before it does its load detection in the hope that the machine will think I have a bigger load and then add more water.

This helps a little, but not enough to solve the problems. Also, you have to dilute the detergent with the water you add before the machine starts because otherwise there is not enough water in the tank to dilute the detergent and you find detergent on the clothes when the cycle completes — which you then have to wash off by hand.

I am very sorry I bought this machine and plan to replace it very soon.

We had been reviewing this and other laundry center units for over a year. After much debate and discussions with salespeople in several stores we decided to purchase this unit. I was looking forward to having a washer and dryer with more capacity.

This unit does have that however the number of times I have had the machine go out of balance since the purchase has been absolutely infuriating and unacceptable. It does not matter how we have loaded the machine, large or small, clothing or bedding or towels, every third load or so it goes out of balance.

We made sure the unit is level and followed the instructions on how to load the machine correctly. We have spoken to the store where we purchased the unit several times and they have been as helpful as they as possible, but we are still having the same issue.

You have to sit by the machine to make sure you stop it before the drum breaks through the front of the machine. We have a limited area in which to place it which happens to be right next to the hot water heater and we simply cannot take the chance of the machine pushing it over.

We have spoken to GE and the store where we purchased the machine and have been told not only by the store but other stores as well that this is a very common problem with these new units. After checking other laundry centers except for a front load machine, the drum is loose and has a tendency to unbalance.

I do not understand why anyone would make a machine that does this. We are now trapped and have no recourse; I do hope in the near future your engineers will rethink how to build a machine that doesn’t unbalance like this.

We have had 2 other laundry centers prior to this, the last one for 16 years, and NEVER had a problem with unbalanced loads.

Love this dryer. You can overfill it and still get dry fresh clothes in 1 cycle!! We love that it stacks on the washer, and also looks great side by side

This washer dryer combo is even better than my older 3 units which were washer dryer combined but having dryer separate is even better as I can wash & dry at the same time. Dryer is much faster than older models.

Just love them both.

The dryer works great very pleased with it!. I called west marine with a competitor with a much lower price and they defiantly do price match!!

I bought a new washer and dryer April 19, 2022 at Bad Boy in Barrie ON. They were delivered damaged. Since that time Whirlpool has done notjng but give myself and my wife the run around. The dryer was used once and the mother board was completely fried as per the tech who came to my house a few days later.

A new dryer used once mother board useless and yet Whirlpool doesn’t deem that a defective. You have given no time frame on when the mother board will be in shock. The dryer also makes a loud thud each time it makes a revolution.

Once again Whirlpool believes this is normal. The tech says it’s damaged. A licensed tech with Whirlpool still isn’t good enough for Whirlpool. I have yet to use the dryer. Whirlpool has to be the most pathetic company I have ever had the misfortune of dealing with.

If I owned or managed Whirlpool I would be embarrassed. I wouldn’t recommend your appliances to anyone. I will definitely tell my friends and family how disgusting Whirlpool has been through this entire experience.

I have also posted it all over my social media accounts to alert and warn a potential buyer of the sheer hell Whirlpool has made this. The lack of ownership from Whirlpool to do the right thing. As Whirlpool cares nothing about resolving this nightmare I care nothing about Whirpool and make it a point to tell everyone what they can expect if they purchase from Whirlpool.

You’re a sad disgusting and pathetic company.

If you are buying this because you dont have enough space. Dont buy it. As even it is a heat pump dryer which is supposed to work with small space. It still *required* space (18 inch above and 5 behind) for *ventilation*(!?).

If you wonder which brand to buy and where to buy. I recommend you buy another brand from Costco. So that you could worry less and face fewer issues and could be covered more easily and cheaper. I have had this dryer since mid 2020 that comes with my new condo unit.

The dryer worked fine for a few months. Then start to gradually dry slower and slower. ex: Normally, for a single load, it should take one run (1-2 hrs) to dry. But it will start to work inefficiently and take 2 to 4 runs (4 – 8 hrs) to dry one load.

And there will be water in the door and around the filter. Which could leak to the ground. I started contacting whirlpool customer service since late 2020. Then the long repairs back and forth started since then.

They sent different group of technicians to me and diagnosed why it took so long to fix the dryer. After almost 2 years, +10 rounds visits, so many different guesses and tries, event include a replacement.

Whirlpool today, Aug15 2022, said to me they can no longer cover any service for me. And I will have to either buy a new one or spend $200+ to try fix this non-fixable machine myself. Because the issue I had, as far as they believe now, is due to wrong installation.

This Whirlpool heat pump dryer cannot have enough space for ventilation. So its parts will breakdown and die after a few months. — Detailed visits: At first, late 2020. I started calling Whirlpool for the initial services as the machine was still in warranty.

They send appliance technicians to check if the machine is having problem and what might be the cause. And it took a few months to confirm that the water cannot leave the machine as expected. But not the technician nor Whirlpool engineer know why.

Then half year later since then, after 3-5 visits, several parts order and tries, around mid 2021, Whirlpool gave up on fixes but send me a new replaced dryer. It works for few months, then starts getting bad on drying again.

About later 2021. I started contacting Whirlpool again. And the technician they send, same group as last year, first said the cause was the air is not circulating correctly within the machine and leaking through somewhere.

And about another month later when they visited again and added tape around the filter and assume it will fix the issue. They leaved and closed the service. Then, the dryer, obviously, is still not drying properly.

I strated contacting Whirlpool again mid 2022. They tried to send a different team this time. And conclude the same thing, somehow the water is not piping out correctly, but not knowing which part is broken and caused this problem.

The technician tried to call the Whirlpool engineer. Then the engineer this time said that the recommend spacing for this machine is (18 inch above and 5 behind). If the machine is not having enough space, then it will not have a proper ventilation.

(which does not make sense as this is a heat-pump dryer which suppose not require ventilation). Concluding and closing the case as machine was not installed properly. (customer fault) BTW. Every time I called whirlpool, the customer services will need to track the issue from starch again, insisting the issue is from the customer and since I did not purchase extended warranty.

I cannot be cover. But covered all these visits in the past 2 years. Due to courtesy as said of their manager. I gave up using this dryer and start do most of my laundry drying through hanging in my unit.

And now planning to buy another heat pump dryer through Costco from another brand which does not require ventilation. And has better/easier/cheaper customer service process.

Some background here: my spouse and I did not choose this dryer. It was supplied as part of an appliance and fixture package in our new condo by the builder. We had no input into the type or brand of appliances or fixtures.

The dryer is part of a stacked pair [the companion washer is Whirlpool Model WFW560CHW2]. We had viewed this dryer (and its washer companion) in the condo builder’s display suite, located in an adjacent building to the one we just moved into.

It looked very good, controls and features were certainly acceptable (i. e. comparable but not as extensive to the life’s good stacked pair we had in our former house) and were assured by the builder’s representative that this combination pair would be the same in our condo we were having built.

What we forgot was that the display suite was quite large with a large (compared to ours) laundry/mechanical room. When we actually moved into our condo, we observed that the washer/dryer stacked unit was tight to the wall and only 2 inches from the hot water tank.

Now, this is not necessarily the builder’s fault; its appliance supplier would have recommended the appropriate size units to fit these rooms throughout the condo complex. We are concerned about the process to unstack and disconnect the washer and dryer should either require service.

It is definitely not a do-it-yourself project. The rigid metal exhaust ductwork is attached to the rear of the dryer and rises vertically to what we assume is a central vent system for all the dryers in the building.

We will have to verify this with the builder or property management company to determine if this is the case and how lengthy vents will be cleaned in the future; we are concerned about vent fires. Dryer cycles.

There is a very good, tabloid-size paper Quick Start Guide for reference. Some of the features mentioned in this Guide are not familiar to us; perhaps they are on more expensive models. There is a more comprehensive Owner’s Manual, but it is very heavy on installation and light on actually using the various cycles.

So far, we have found the cycle combinations to be just adequate for our use. We note that there is no drum light on this model. Dryer care. We have cleaned the lint filter every time we have used the machine; we have found that the lint accumulation is no better or worse than our last dryer.

We have an attachment for our hand-held vacuum which we use to vacuum the bottom of the lint trap. Summary. This is a very competent and able dryer and does the job for us.

We travel extensively and rent condos, most of which have one brand or another of a stackable washer dryer. The most common complaint on all of those was that they were noisy, so when buying one for our home, a quiet unit was our first search key.

After that I reviewed comments from owners of these type units. I started with the lowest ratings and found many common themes among those who didn’t like them. The same can be said for the top ratings and common themes from those owners.

Overall, many of the low ratings had more to do with the local retailer, delivery/setup, and slow service complaints on the units that had out-of-the-box failures and what turned out to be improper operating by new owners.

After much research, I settled on this unit. Have had it a couple months now and can say I’m completely satisifed. Our dishwasher is rated at 43 sones and the bathroom exhaust fan rated at 60 sones. This stackable has a sound level somewhere between those two.

Closing the door to the room where it is located is all it takes to get nearly unnoticable noise levels. It is not soundless, and by just focusing for its running noises, it is easy to tell when either the washer or the dryer cycle has completed.

The self-balancing feature has engaged only a couple times, and it works beautifully. The location of the electro-mechanical controls at the midpoint between the two units makes them easily accessable.

The wide variety of selectable cycles and features meets the needs of the gambit of loads. I like the fact that the controls are not electronic, but mechanical. Eliminates the possible failure and cost of a combined electronic touch panel.

The unit does have onboard diagnostic routines however that will greatle aid in any future troubleshooting. The dryer dries quickly. Overall there is a solid construction. I noted that the dryer door is much more substantial than most units I’ve previously used.

The space above the washer door is adequate for filling and removing articles from the washer. Although the very top panel of the unit appears to have been damaged in shipment because of the way it is bulged out, this is actually the design to make room for the dryer tub.

Not noticable unless you stand behind the unit which is usually against the wall. There were some reviews that mentioned eventual failure of the spline/clutch (affectionately called splutch), but that would make sense since this is the main mechanical operating link between washer cycles.

Review of repair procedures for that looks like something I can do myself if it ever becomes necessary. All in all, very happy with the quality, performance, and price. Would buy again.

I love the color, design, features and capacity of both washer/dryer. Clothes wash well and dry well (I have electric dryer). This unit would have 5 starts but. My only complaint is when using the unit, the water won’t dispurse without the lid down and locked.

I like to put my laundry soap into the basin while the water is running before adding clothes. I can’t do that with this machine unless I wait for the water to stop (which also means I cannot use precise fill).

I don’t like adding laundry soap on top of clothing. With the inability to add soap to water because of the lid lock (with no clothing added), there should be a soap dispenser feature. similar to the bleach and softner dispenser feature so the laundry soap dispurses evenly in the water/clothes.

I know I have the option to buy pods, but I use unscented laundry soap for allergy purposes so I am reluctant to try another brand. I might be old school, but I’m not a fan of the locking lid except for when the basin is spinning.

I like the machine for the most part but I’ll have to get used to this lid lock. (Obviously it’s been a long time since I bought a new machine as I’ve never owned one that locked). GE I hope you take the laundry soap dispenser suggestion into consideration.

Also, the agitator noise at the beginning of the cycle is a bit obnoxious. I would never buy this unit if I didn’t have a room with a door to block this sound. I was surprised by this and hope with more use, it quiets down (wishful thinking?).

I like the unit, but I expected more for being brand new and GE brand. I have all GE appliances throughout my home and rate them all 5 stars, except for this one.

It’s a bummer because I really love this washer/dryer stack. We have an old home and needed something quite slim to fit in the laundry nook and this is the PERFECT fit. When it is working, it’s efficient, fairly quiet, and a shockingly solid capacity for being a smaller unit.

We always have fresh smelling and clean clothing. The issue I have with this unit is we purchased in August of 2021 for our house that we were fixing up to live in and didn’t start using it outside of construction rags and super small loads until December 2021 when we moved into the home full time.

Right before Christmas, the machine stopped draining and spinning due to a broken lid-lock feature. it would click a whole bunch trying to lock the lid, and then just turn off. Had a tech out, had to wait 2 weeks to ship the part, and finally got it fixed early Jan 2022.

Now it’s march 2022 and the lid lock seems to be failing again less than 60 days after replacing the first time. Consistently the loads are not draining and spinning on their own. I have to manually set it to drain and spin and it does the multiple clicks trying to lock to engage the cycle before it starts.

Its still starting for now, but I don’t trust it. I have a tech coming out but its frustrating that with less than a year of ownership, and less than 1 box of tide pods worth of loads, it’s breaking TWICE.

Terribly unhappy with this product and wishing I would have spent more elsewhere or just not with GE at all.

I absolutely luv this GE frontloading washer. It is quiet and easy to use. Our clothes come out so very clean, unlike my last washing machine which was top loading. I’ve had the washer less than a month and have washed everything except comforters, and it has done a fabulous job.

Washed several blankets together and it handled the load easily. You set the washer for what you are washing, like towels or mixed loads, and the time and temperature is built in. However they can be changed.

I like that you can set how dry you want the clothes to spin. Might take a little trial and error. My 1st load of jeans came out super wet. I had them to spin again but the next time I washed jeans, I set them for a different spin dry level and it worked.

I have not set up the WiFi and am not sure if I will. My washer is in the garage and I know ahead of time how long the clothes will wash as the machine tells me when I set it up to wash,. So its no big deal to me.

My only ‘con’ is that the drawer for the detergent and bleach stays moist. You open it up and it has water droplets everywhere and that bothers me as I am afraid of possible mold. I keep paper towels in the garage so once I have finished washing, I dry the drawer out as much as possible.

The drawer has water even after you have run the Ultrafresh Vent cycle which you should run after you have finished your washing, to help remove any excess water. The manufacturer says the drawer should be cleaned out once a month anyway, but I still worry about potential mold, especially with my washer being in the garage.

Please note that I haven’t seen any evidence of mold, just concerned about it. My family and friends probably think I am nuts because I have told everyone how much I love my new washing machine. I have wanted a front loader for a long time and I hope this is built to last for years to come.

This washer is by far the best washer I have ever used. My favorite feature is the Ultra Fresh Vent System. Being a front loader washer it has to be propped open after use in any other brand. GE washers have the Ultra Fresh that you can turn on after use and you will never get any orders.

The reason for the 4 stars has to do with the WiFi which really sucks on these washer dryer pairs. I have the pair next to my router so it’s not a connection issue. So either the app is that bad or the WiFi on the washer dryer combo is that bad, I lean toward that.

Machine runs super quiet and has a multitude of cycles and options for our lifestyle. The ultra vent feature is amazing. We wanted a model with the anti-mold option for the door gasket. Our old model had mold and smelled and was impossible to keep clean or rid of the mold.

The pedestals are taller than our previous machine and allow for more storage of items and taller detergent/softener containers. We have been very pleased with the variety of cycles, the quiet operation and we enjoy the WIFI connectivity flexibility.

After reading all the reviews I had high hopes that this washer/dryer would do an adequate job but it seems like that isn’t the case. As others mentioned the controls take a bit to get used to but after using it for a couple of weeks my view is that it’s not too flexible when it comes to customizing the wash/dry cycles.

I’m hoping that it’s just me not knowing how to use it but I don’t think that’s the case. For my washes and drying I usually don’t use the default settings since it’s either not at the temperature I need or the length of time I need the cycle to last.

With my old washers I can easily change the settings manually but with this unit I have to go through a somewhat extended process to achieve what I want. There really should be a way to save my choices as a custom setting so that I don’t have to do it every time but it seems like there isn’t.

Another thing that’s disappointing is that I don’t think it’s washing the clothes clean. I even used they heavy soil setting but it didn’t help. My kid is in basketball and lately the clothes have been soaked with sweat.

I used to not wash it right away and as you can imagine the smell of the clothes was awful. I had to presoak the clothes to get rid of the smell. This time I decided to wash it right away. Knowing that the sweat drenched the clothes I added Lysol pretreatment to the wash and set the soil level to heavy.

When the wash was completed (to over two hours) I started emptying the clothes into the dryer but noticed that there was still some lingering scent is sweat. This leads me to think that the unit isn’t doing a good job with the wash.

As for the drying, similar to the wash there’s not custom setting to save my choices. What’s even worst is that I can’t seem to find a way to manually set the unit to dry my clothes for longer than 60 minutes.

If I known how restricting this set was I might have not purchased it. I’m hoping that LG can update their software to this unit so that it’ll allow more customization. I doubt it but I can hope, right?.

When we decided to move our laundry from the basement to the first floor, we thought we’d have to choose either side-by-side machines or the small, ugly over/under units we had seen. Stackable units weren’t an option, because the dryer is too far off the floor; a stool would be needed to reach deep into the dryer, and even to reach the controls.

The WashTower was a surprise! With a vertically central control panel, operating either machine is easy; the dryer is low enough that we can reach the back; the capacity is greater than the units we replaced; and it looks good, too! The decision was made easier by comments from friends who had WashTowers; all of them told us how much they loved them.

The only downside is that the smart features may not work with all wi-fi systems. At the moment, it seems the smart features aren’t essential, so we’re using the basic functions available on the control panel.

If you’re going to use the steam dry feature, you need four hoses. Although we’ve had it for only a short time, the WashTower is impressive, and works well.

I wouldn’t purchase these again. You have to leave all of the doors opened when not in use to prevent mildew. That’s not great for narrow areas. I’ve noticed that unless the prewash is selected, clothes don’t actually get that clean.

I like the sanitary setting, especially if you have a sick person in the house. It doesn’t destroy or fade clothing, probably because it doesn’t do that good of a job cleaning the clothes in the first place.

The stupid signal from these appliances interrupts any other wifi devise in the basement. It’s so annoying and so unnecessary. Unless it can put the clothes in the dryer, that feature is completely useless for the consumer.

I’ve owned these now for about three years. To their credit they have not broken down. I paid for the installation through Warner Stellian. They failed to hook up the mini washer. This washer can be purchased separately, but the larger washer sits on top of it.

I had to put work on hold twice for the installation, as they had to send a tech back out again. Then the manager at the Nicollet store tired to charge me for it. I should charge them my hourly billing rate for them wasting my time.

I have been a loyal customer of Warren Stellian for many years. Don’ know anymore.

Delivered on Tues, Aug 23/22. I was worried about size of Tub but it is more than large enough for ONE Person’s laundry. I wanted impeller type but also needed Left Hinge dryer door. THIS Model YWET4024HW is the only “all-in-one” laundry centre with a left hinge dryer door.

I’ve done one load and I’m impressed. I did first load on Normal, next load I’ll see how the Heavy Duty Performs. I must dispute reviews that claim very noisy and that machine moves on high spin. It is quieter than my 11year old compact Frigidaire Front Load Washer which sounded like a jet taking off at final high speed spin.

I recommend my Whirlpool Laundry Centre (No Agitator) but it is early days! I also suggest that buyers purchase the Whirlpool 4 Year service plan for 5 years of peace of mind.

The dryer felt seal had a factory defect and needed to be replaced less than 5 months after installation. Thankfully covered under the factory warranty through Whirlpool. I’ve read other reviews about loud noises caused by the filing or rinse cycles that sound like a banging.

Please look up what a water hammer is. That’s what’s happening. The valves are closing too quickly. This can damage plumbing over time. My old machine wasn’t an HE model and didn’t do this. Newer machines have much faster closing valves that are more prone to this issue.

Not a DIY fix unless you’re super comfortable with plumbing. The valve problems aside, it’s very noisy when sensing for water levels. Despite this stuff it washes well and is easy to keep clean. I didn’t have a lot of options due to space constraints.

I bought this machine a few months ago. It’s a good machine but it’s loud and noisy and it doesn’t wash as well as my other machine did. It does wash the clothes good enough, but when I start comparing it to my old washing machine I think that washed the clothes a bit better.

I wish it was a bit quieter. I used to have an LG and that washed the clothes better and it was way quieter, it was actually totally silent. Overall, it’s a not a bad machine but it requires some improvement, both in terms of quality of washing and in term of the loud noise.

The size is very good and I love the glass lid. In terms of aesthetics is very nice and a like it a lot, specially the glass lid.

The unit itself may appear to be desirable however, when the spin cycle is running the machine is very loud and unstable. If there is the slightest imbalance it is very disturbing, The material used to build the unit is thinner and cheaper than my Kenmore unit I bought twenty years ago.

If the part that wore out on that was still available I would have rather had that fixed and kept that machine. There is no SOAK choice on the washer dial. Instead there is a quick wash. That I do like.

I also like that the control panel is above the dryer and no lint can get in it like my old machine. The installation was also frustrating, the installers did not want to take my old unit even though I had confirmation for them to take, in addition the installers were not able to complete the installation since they are limited to make any necessary adjustments to the duct work to connect the dryer and I had to have a technician come out and do it.

The installers also did not connect the hoses properly and caused a leak. Initially, the free consult also did not do a proper evaluation and did not provide the measurements for me to order the unit.

Overall, would not recommend their services until improvements are made. I was left for four months without being able to use my appliance. The sales representatives were very good but it’s unfortunate that their support team (Geek Squad) and the initial consult could not do their job to completion.

Also, the payment process is not great either. You either pay by phone or by check in the store. I wanted to pay online but had multiple difficulty with the website. The products looks great but don’t be fooled.

The quality over the past two decades has been compromised while the price has escalated.

The washer does not work. It goes through the sense and fill cycle and then stops. I have tried some suggestions from the trouble shooting section of the manual, but to no avail. There seems to be a warranty issue.

I believe that the problem may be that the lid lock function is not working. Will I need to contact Whirlpool re this or is this something the geek squad could handle free of charge since I have a total tech membership?.

I purchased this a few months ago for a small older rental unit I was upgrading. It became obvious to me after a few showings the only negative was that it didn’t have a washer/dryer. something people expect these days.

I had just enough space in a closet to fit a system like this in. I carefully researched different manufacturer’s options but they were largely from companies whom I had formed a negative reputation over the years.

Whirlpool, however, has been a brand I’ve found to be excellent in quality and long lasting during my 30 years of experience. I saw this model advertised. it looked interesting plus was made by a company I have confidence in.

Reviewing its features I found it technologically advanced just as all my Whirlpool products have been. It’s also made of good sturdy materials. I had it installed and during the final 2 showings of my property each prospective renter were ready to fill out the paperwork! Had the home been on the market a just 2 more months I would have lost more in revenue than I spent on this attractive unit.

After several months I’ve received only great reports of how much my renters enjoy this easy to use product. Plus. it is so energy efficient it helps keep their utility Bill’s low. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.

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This unit looks sleek and modern. I love the lighted drums, the cycle finish tunes, and the easy to reach control panel. It is quiet, both washing and drying. However there is quite a learning curve for me and my laundry routines to accommodate the Washtower operation.

This unit was a replacement for front loading pair vintage 2004. In most cases my laundry was 2 cycles and 2 temperature combinations for settings for both wash and dry. Now I pine for the simplicity of my “old fashioned” machines and find the features that are supposed to be helpful are not.

For example, the most frustrating part of this unit is the inability to fully program loads to get the combinations of washing and drying temperatures. From the fabric care tags (which I follow diligently) most wash loads are warm or cold wash in normal or delicate cycle and drying on low heat.

Washing can usually be accomplished by selecting some garment category which may or may not exactly describe what is being washed. Drying however is a much bigger problem. The only way I can get a low temperature dry is to use a delicate cycle and adjust from there to get the clothes dry.

Often parts of a load require 2-3 trips to get dry (particularly waistbands and thick ply construction around pockets). I felt I could overcome this with the ability to create my own settings on a downloadable program, but as yet I have yet to be able to find how to do this, even with the Thinq app and wifi connection.

Descriptions of the feature abound but I have yet to find actual instructions to accomplish this. The larger openings make getting clothes in and out easy, however the large door swing has made my laundry room setup much less convenient than before and I’m contemplating having to have the space revamped to provide easier access.

I’m trying really hard not to be an “old dog” and learn some new tricks, but often I pine for my familiar, functional 15+ year old set. My recommendation of this product would come with the caveats explained above.

It’s a little concerning when the instructions for the installation check for the dryer don’t work. Even the “alternate instructions” on the website, and the THIRD alternate instructions on the phone don’t work.

At least with the types with dials and push buttons there’s a bit more. well I don’t want to say reliability, but – clearly something is not working the way it’s meant to with this device. Otherwise, I needed new equipment and had a small space to work with plus I’m short, so regular stacking washer/dryers were an option but this has the controls in the middle so.

Black Friday pricing was in my favor and it does seem to work well where I put it. We did have a problem with attaching hoses – if you’re using the kind with 90 degree elbows so you can push it further back, I guess the “collar” is too shallow and it leaks.

The standard rubber hoses fit, but I wish they actually had high efficiency burstproof 90 degree hoses that would work with this, for peace of mind and ability to nudge the tower back further in a shallow space.

I’ve run a few loads so far. I’m 50/50 on this – it doesn’t really save a lot of time compared to my old equipment, but the energy savings should be good, and it’s a larger capacity (which I didn’t strictly need but it’s a nice bonus).

The manual really leaves it up to the detergent manufacturers to tell you how much liquid to add, although there is a “max line” in the tray itself. The detergent bottle I had (Purex) doesn’t really have clear lines so I’m kind of having to tinker a little.

Just be aware of that when you’re picking HE detergent to go with it. I have not tried the ThinQ app, partially because it’s difficult to pair.

Went and picked this up from the store. Guys that helped me load it weren’t quite strong enough to lift it in. I would like to reiterate this thing all boxed up is HEAVY. Once I got it home me and my fiance were able to handle it decently once unboxxed.

Washer and dryer are very quiet and I’m impressed with how efficient they seem to be. Dryer has no issue drying a large load of mixed clothing in 40-45 minutes. A note of caution, there is a big piece of styrofoam that goes up into the washer/dryer unit to support the washer drum.

If you are struggling to get this off the styrofoam base, it seems it’s very easy to have this snap off and stay up in the washer. I did exaclty this, and the first time I ran it the washer was shaking bad and making a peculiar squeaking noise.

Tilted it up and sure enough a piece of styrofoam was still in there, squeaking like crazy. I’m hoping this continues to treat me well in the coming years, but the first few weeks have been a great experience.

One other note, if your dryer plug in is any distance away from the dryer, you may want to spring for a 10 foot dryer cord, as the 6 foot doesn’t make it much further than down the back of the unit. Hunting down a 10 foot cord was a task in my town, so I ended up building my own new cable.

Dryer does work with both 3 and 4 prong outlets, but is initally set up for 3 prong, which worked perfect for me.

4-2-16 The South Miami Brands Mart store was wonderful in exchanging this for a First Class LG Stackable Washer/Dryer Combo. Currently, The Manufacturers, ALL OF THEM, do not make a 27 x 27 unit(square unit with a full sized wash basin/tub)as they did in the OLDEN Days.

Our beloved Maytag Unit(23 Years Strong)could not be replaced by this style because it simply does not exist. After reviewing our options,at the store, the most excellent sales staff consulted with us to provide the solution we are very happy with.

Also, the LG Stackable cost was only slightly higher than the first purchase; which was our fault alone. We Presumed that we could buy something online = wrong. Thank you Brands Mart !.

We bought because we had the same model for twenty years and were very happy. Unfortunately, the new model was very much louder than the old, especially the washer. After having a tech come to listen to it, he said it sounded normal and that the manufacturer wasn’t using as much insulating material in an effort to keep the price down.

There are only 2 manufacturers that make a 24inch combo, GE being the other, and we required a dryer door hinged on the left, as that was the only way it would work in the laundry closet in our condo.

I had to buy this particular unit due to my condo building’s rules. I was a bit concerned about the 3 inch decrease in capacity. However, I have not had to change my load sizes. The washer’s cleaning prowess is impressive – does a great job removing ground in dirt.

The dryer is a little noisy, and I wish I could turn off the buzzer. It does a great job, though. I did have to put a piece of blue painter’s tape on the dial arrow, because it was hard to see.